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AI search visibility

Discoverability, citations, and measurement in AI search and answer engines.

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Liam Dunne

AI search is broader than answer-engine optimization

Liam Dunne describes AI search as the broader category and answer-engine optimization as one area within it.

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So I would say AI search is like the broad category. And then within that, you'd have answer engine optimization.
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Upvotes did not correlate with citations in their observations

Liam Dunne says his team observed no correlation between upvotes and citations. He notes that content itself showed a stronger association with citations, while acknowledging these patterns may shift over time.

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What we have observed is engagement in terms of upvotes. We haven't seen that correlate with increased citations. What we have seen highest correlation with is the actual content itself
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Ben Moore

Consider topical coverage rather than a single prompt

Ben Moore warns against optimizing for a single prompt and recommends focusing on topical coverage instead.

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do not run down the rabbit hole of being like, is this one prompt and I would love to rank on it. You wanna basically model like, from like, basically a topical domain standpoint
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